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A game by Théo Garnot

Seek and find,forever.

A whole city drawn by hand that you can zoom into forever. Over 200 characters hide in it: find them, follow the clues, solve the cases.

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Free · in the browser · no download — opens infinitepicture.com in a new tab

At a glance

Genre: Hidden object, detective cases
Where: Browser (phone and computer) · iOS and Android apps in testing
Languages: English, French
Made by: Théo Garnot, French illustrator
Art: 100% hand-drawn, nothing AI-generated

How to play

Three moves.

A district of the hand-drawn city seen from above. — **Zoom**Pinch or scroll: every roof and window opens onto one more scene.

A busy square full of characters, seen closer. — **Search**The Wanted list tells you who to find. Spot them in the crowd and tap.

Masked robbers leaving a jewellery store, seen up close. — **Investigate**A clue, a target, and the next part of the story, step by step.

Wanted

Over 200 characters to find.

Sorted by district and collection, with a Wanted of the day and a daily timed hunt to come back every day. And new ones keep arriving.

WANTED One of the characters to find.

Cases

Cases to crack.

The Great Escape Tasty Crusty the Clown.

Tasty Crusty the Clown The Dwarves’ Heist.

The Dwarves’ Heist Godzi-Rat.

Godzi-Rat: Attack of the Giant Rodent

Inside the city

The Infinite Gallery.

In the middle of the city, one building hides a museum: The Infinite Gallery. I hang the infinite zoom paintings I have drawn since 2021 there, room by room, from 2021 to today, with a patio, a playroom and a doodle room.

Every painting on the wall is a real place: zoom in and you walk into it. No cases and no timer in the gallery — you wander, and every painting you visit unlocks on the map.

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For brands

A world like this one, for your brand.

The Infinite Picture shows what an infinite zoom drawing becomes when the audience holds the camera. The same format can tell a brand’s story.

Your world, drawn by handOne unique world that holds together at every zoom level. No generated images, no stock.
Your product in the storyCharacters, products or mascots hidden in the drawing, with cases written around them.
People explore instead of scrolling pastThey search, find and come back: time spent in the world is the heart of the experience.
Everywhere, no downloadOne link is enough: browser on phone and computer, and apps if needed.
MeasurableCharacters found, cases finished, time spent: anonymous measurements to see what works.
Already done for brandsPlayable worlds for Betclic and Patreon, and infinite zoom films for thirty-five more.

Start a project →

Who drew it

Théo Garnot, a French illustrator and art director based in Paris. Since 2021 he has been drawing whole worlds by hand, then diving through them in one zoom that never stops. The Infinite Picture is the first game built from that work.

About · Instagram · TikTok · YouTube

Questions

What is The Infinite Picture?

A hidden-object game set in a hand-drawn city you can zoom into forever. You find hidden characters and solve short detective cases.

Do I need to download anything?

No. It runs in the browser, on a phone or a computer. iPhone and Android apps are being tested.

Is it free?

Yes, it is free to play, with no account required.

Do I need an account?

No. Without one, your game stays on your device. An account lets you pick it up on another phone.

What age is it for?

Everyone. Nothing violent or scary, and you can play without giving any personal information.

Is it made with AI?

No. Every character and every street is drawn by hand by Théo Garnot.

Can a brand get its own world?

Yes — playable infinite zoom worlds and films are made for brands. Start a project.